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- Karnataka Chief Minister D.K.
- Shivakumar will visit Balehonnur on September 1, where people can submit petitions on the Kasturirangan report directly to the Chief Minister.
- MLA T.D.
- Rajegowda announced the opportunity for the public and political parties to file opinions, objections and demands during the visit.
- Petitions can be submitted by political parties including Congress, BJP, Janata Dal and Communist Party, as well as NGOs, farmers' organisations, JCI farmer groups and the Dalit Sangharsh Samiti.
- A separate counter will be set up beside the stage to make petition submission convenient.
- The arrangement matters because it gives farmers and other groups a direct channel to raise their concerns about the Kasturirangan report with the Chief Minister.
What to watch next
- How many petitions and objections are submitted at the Balehonnur counter on September 1.
- Whether the Chief Minister responds to the demands on the Kasturirangan report during the visit.
- Any follow-up action the Karnataka government announces on the report after hearing the petitions.
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